dsh-skills-manager

Managing skills in DSH has always been a pain: every installed skill is only discoverable by typing the / command in the chat box, with no search, no way to disable, and no option to remove. Once your skill library grows past a dozen entries, the directory turns into a jumbled mess that is painful to navigate.
dsh-skills-manager fixes exactly that by adding a dedicated Skill Management page to the DSH settings panel. Every installed skill is listed with its name, description, source, file path, and current status. You can filter the list with a keyword search and choose how many entries appear per page (10, 20, 50, 100, or all at once). Toggle a skill off with a single click—its files stay exactly where they are, so re-enabling is instant and requires no reinstall. When you are truly finished with a skill, move it to the trash; if you change your mind, restore it with one click. Permanent deletion is only available explicitly from the trash. Bundled skills that ship with the application are locked read-only so nothing critical is ever at risk. Every path operation is guarded by fs.resolve and fs.contains, ensuring that only files under ~/.dsh/skills or the trash directory can be touched, keeping the security boundary tight.
The plugin depends solely on official DSH contract interfaces (typert, skills, fs, slots, locale, etc.) and does not call any desktop-only services, so it behaves identically on DSH Desktop and dsh web out of the box. If you maintain a large skill library or frequently swap skill sets between different workflows, dsh-skills-manager compresses what used to be endless /-command scrolling into a handful of clicks inside a settings panel.